Why do ketones suppress lipolysis?

[@fosfenoentoptico2642]

Thanks. Very good information about us metabolism great video 👌🏻

[@anxious08]

Yep makes sense. When I heard you mention this in part 1 of this topic, I figured ketone concentrations regulate lyposis to ensure there is not an excess of ketones present in the body. The risk of acidifying the blood makes sense that the body has this check and balance in place. Our bodies are truly amazing!!

[@kendreamer6376]

Green veggies with water raise your pH to alkaline so you can burn fatty acids.

[@amazonexpert1525]

You are UNREAL my friend

[@wondersofchemistry]

Thank you for your kind feedback :-)

[@1flybyguy]

Unless you're diabetic (usually type 1) and your body doesn't produce insulin you're not going to get into ketoacidosis. Diabetic ketoacidosis requires high blood glucose AND high ketones. Also, while on a ketogenic diet or fasting your body uses those ketones for energy, keeping the levels too low to get into ketoacidosis. So therefore, get you some beta-Hydroxybutyrate!

[@iaakashkoul]

Exactly

[@FrightF]

I know right, whoever made thia video doesnt is misinformed and doesnt understand things. I dont even know how he got to the point where he thinks Ketoacidosis happens in people without type 1 or type 2 with an exhausted pancreas.

[@universeusa]

Awesome obscured videos! Thanks!

[@wondersofchemistry]

Thanks :-)

[@abdulra7man6655]

Is there anyway to increase blood pH to sustain ketogenesis?

[@j7ndominica051]

Are the fatty acids directly used by muscles or other cells for energy? The church of keto says that ketones are everything.

[@Phosphoenoylpyruvate]

Fatty acids first need to undergo a breakdown process to produce acetyl coA which can be used to generate energy